The all-electric 2024 BMW iX2 has been launched in Thailand ahead of its slated introduction in Malaysia. The sole iX2 xDrive30 M Sport variant is offered with a sticker price of THB 3.39 million (~RM 450k). Built on the same platform as the regular X2 (codenamed "U10"), the iX2 xDrive30 gets a dual-motor setup for all-wheel drive capability and delivers a combined output of 313 PS and 494 Nm. This gives it a 0-100 km/h sprint time of 5.6 seconds. Also read: BMW iX2 revealed - Coupe version of i

Toyota to launch 5 GR / GR Sport models in Malaysia on 17-February Toyota GR Corolla and Toyota GR86 are confirmed Toyota GR Supra is also hinted, likely to be the new 6MT variant Silhouette of Toyota Hilux and Toyota Corolla Cross also shown, likely to be dressed up GR Sport variants While we wait for Honda Malaysia to make an announcement on the launch of the FL5 Honda Civic Type R, UMW Toyota Motor (UMWT) has jumped ahead to announce that it will be launching 5 new GR / GR Sport models next w

During the launch of the Mercedes-AMG A45 S, Mercedes-Benz Malaysia mentioned that once the first batch of A45 S Edition 1 is sold out, it’ll be replaced by the “regular” Mercedes-AMG A45 S. And here it is, still fully-imported and priced at RM 437,673 (OTR without insurance, with SST discount) which is around RM 6k less than the Edition 1 model. The Aerodynamic package still remains, with a larger front splitter, canards on the front bumper, larger spoiler, and more aggressive rear diffuser. Bu

In nearly every market it was launched in, the Toyota GR Yaris has been a massive hit. Malaysia is no different. WapCar.my understands that out of the 127 units allocated to Malaysia, only less than 5 units remain unsold. Almost immediately after the GR Yaris was launched on 17-December, nearly every unit has been spoken for, despite having just 5 dealers allowed to sell the GR Yaris. Although it was announced that ‘less than 200 units’ of the GR Yaris are available at launch, WapCar.my later fo

The Toyota GR Yaris has been launched in Malaysia, starting from a staggering price of RM299k. The tiny Toyota GR Yaris is the car we never asked for, but we all love. For those of us dreaming of the GR Yaris (but couldn't afford one), photo manipulator, Theophilus Chin has blessed us with renderings of a Perodua GR Axia instead. Apart from the number of cylinders and the number of wheels, both the Toyota GR Yaris and Perodua Axia share very little in common. The Toyota GR Yaris produces 261 PS

The 2021 Toyota GR Yaris is a future classic for sure and much has been talked about its hair-raising performance. To the delight of our eyes and ears, one driver has put that claim to the test at the Nürburgring. Driven by someone called Captain Gaskrank on YouTube, the GR Yaris can be seen blasting away at the famed 'Green Hell', clocking a bridge to gantry (BTG) time of 7 minutes and 56 seconds. For context, there's two ways of clocking the 'Ring: one is the full, 21 km lap and the other is t